‘Nobody wants to work’: Why doesn’t Ireland grow more veg?
About 83% of fruit and veg consumed in the Republic is imported from overseas, report finds
About 83% of fruit and veg consumed in the Republic is imported from overseas, report finds
The Irish Times restaurant critic was known for her astute palate, elegant writing style and attention to detail
The food promotion board got €60.7m in this week’s budget
Larry Murrin co-owns Dublin’s Sole Seafood & Grill, which does not serve Irish poultry
Calls for the resignation of Larry Murrin as chair of Bord Bia are hypocritical
IFA accuses Larry Murrin of ‘making a mockery’ of Bord Bia
Four per cent of the Irish workforce is employed in farming - but 15 per cent of our elected national politicians are farmers or landowners, according an investigation by The Irish Times
As the graduate job market tightens, young people are finding it increasingly tough to get a start
Orlaith McEntee is a Bord Bia international graduate in strategic insight and industry capability
Bord Bia report says most find it ‘impossible to get experience without a job, and impossible to get a job without experience’
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Agency marketing Irish food globally identifies almost €4 million of non-compliant spending in the past two years
Honey is not the only product to have sown confusion over the years
Denmark no longer has an agriculture minister – Ireland should follow suit
Hissy fits, bust-ups, mortification and demonstrations of backbone as TDs and senators go toe to toe
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IFA had called on Larry Murrin to resign over imports at his company, Dawn Farms
The next five-year National Pollinator Plan will be critical for arresting further decline, driven by threats to habitat
Company has begun public consultation on ideas for disposing of the wast
Ireland’s largest gardening festival returns to the Phoenix Park in Dublin this Thursday, marking its 20th year
Firm also sees growth in digital healthcare market where people can test their health at home
Farmer protest prompted food board to spend extra on security
The depth of antipathy and ‘hatred’ directed at Coalition parties in recent months has caught the Government by surprise
Group is currently buying €1.6 billion worth of Irish products annually
In classrooms, lecture halls and on TikTok feeds, the picture is starting to shift as young Irish women narrate the vocation in real time
With little hope of ending Larry Murrin’s tenure, has the IFA long since lost its high-profile battle?
Larry Murrin to temporarily step aside from meetings during independent review, while remaining chair of the board
Murrin to remain in role but meetings ‘will be facilitated by another current board member’ during governance review
Signs alleged to have been ripped from door after against protest Larry Murrin
Protesters demonstrate outside constituency office of Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon
Two women are behind Ireland’s first vermouth, made on Valentia Island in Co Kerry
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Farmers at the sit-in protest in the Bord Bia offices in Dublin say they want chairman Larry Murrin to step down to repair trust
IFA has called on Larry Murrin to resign from food board role amid controversy over his company’s importation of Brazilian beef
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